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Cabatuan 11-10
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LVOLUME No. XXV SY 2005-2006
PATRONAL TOWN FIESTA
NCR crowned MISS CABATUAN115
CNCHS hosts journalism training
Queen Pisces Joy and Escort Michael Joseph Colorado pose for posterity. With them are (L-R) the queen's mother, Engr. Cecilia C. Razon and Col. Manuel Marcon, the queen's uncle.
Pisces Joy Colorado Razon was crowned as the town fiesta queen during the coronation ceremonies held on September 10 at the covered gym in the town plaza. The coronation ceremonies started with a torch parade at 7:00 p.m. from the residence of the queen in Serrano Street to the covered gym.
Mayor Ramon C. Yee welcomed all the guests to the coronation, program. He also officially proclaimed the town fiesta queen. Mr. Leo S. Padilla, the chief of the general services division of Western Institute of Technology in La Paz, Iloilo City delivered the encomium for the queen. The fiesta queen was jointly crowned by Judee Nicole D. Romero, Miss Cabatuan 2004, and Cong. Arthur D. Defensor who also delivered his coronation message.
In his speech, Cong. Defensor assured the townspeople of his
consorted by her first -cousin Michael Joseph Colorado. The consort is a second year Nursing student of West Negros College in
mother is a chemical engineer.
Due to her innate intelligence, she finished her elementary education in Montesori Integrated
Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School hosted the Regional Training for School Paper Advisers and Campus Journalists held on August 19-21, 2005.
The training aimed to hone new student writers the skills of journalistic writing and to enhance further the knowledge of school paper advisers in the field of campus journalism.
A total of 547 delegates coming from the different elementary and secondary schools comprising Region VI attended the two-day journalism training. The participants in the training were campus writers and school appear advisers of elementary and secondary schools in Western Visayas.
The conference featured lectures on various aspects of campus journalism. Every lecture was followed by a contest in English and Filipino categories.
Promising campus writers of the school reaped various awards during the Regional Cluster Seminar and Contests and Golden Pen Awards 2005 held at the Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School on August 28, 2005.
Prior to the contests, lectures in editorial writing, news writing, feature writing, copyreading and headline writing, sports writing and cartooning for elementary and secondary levels were conducted.
The staffers of the school's two publications namely, 'The Glow', and
There were four contests for the elementary and secondary levels: newswriting, editorial writing, feature writing, and copyreading and headline writing.
Three top winners were declared for every contest in the elementary and secondary levels, both for teacher-advisers and student writers. Each champion was awarded a plaque while other winners received certificates of recognition.
The training for school paper advisers and campus journalists was spearheaded by Mr. Jude Thaddeus I. Iledan, regional English supervisor in-charge of campus journalism. He also acted as .trainer during the training.
The two-day regional training was formally opened by a program held at the covered gym in the town plaza. Town Mayor Ramon C. Yee welcomed the delegates to the journalism training.
`Ang Sinag' joined hands and came out with the most number of awards.
Proving their prowess in editorial writing, Filipino category, five senior students were announced as winners. Three of them got hold of top three major awards namely, Jan Oliver Acuesta, as the champion, closely followed by Feby Carmen as second placer, and Ma. Theresa Tejada, as the third place winner. The other winners were Oscar Recabar and Arianne Faye Escuadra as runners-up. Ruthlene Duero was
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Campus writers reap awards
Queen Pisces Joy and Escort Michael Joseph Colorado pose for posterity. With them are (L-R) the queen's mother, Enyr. Cecilia C. Razon and Col. Manuel Marcon, the queen's uncle.
Pisces Joy Colorado Razon was crowned as the town fiesta queen during the coronation ceremonies held on September 10 at the covered gym in the town plaza. The coronation ceremonies started with a torch parade at 7:00 p.m. from the residence of the queen in Serrano Street to the covered gym.
Mayor Ramon C. Yee welcomed all the guests to the coronation, program. He also officially proclaimed the town fiesta queen. Mr. Leo S. Padilla, the chief of the general services division of Western Institute of Technology in La Paz, Iloilo City delivered the encomium for the queen. The fiesta queen was jointly crowned by Judee Nicole D. Romero, Miss Cabatuan 2004, and Cong. Arthur D. Defensor who also delivered his coronation message.
In his speech, Cong. Defensor assured the townspeople of his continuing help to Cabatuan in terms of projects. He promised to release P3 million from his pork barrel funds for the construction of bleachers around the covered gym and a main entrance door of the building.
The town fiesta queen was
The long-aspired covered gym of the school has now become a reality.
Currently undergoing construction is the P1.5M covered gym of the school. The imposing building when completed will serve as a sports center, a social hall and a venue for various school-related activities.
The realization of this project was made possible thru the pork barrel funds of Cong. Arthur D. Defensor who announced in his
consorted by her first cousin Michael Joseph Colorado. The consort is a second year Nursing student of West Negros College in Bacolod City.
Miss Cabatuan 2005 is the eldest of the three children of Alberto Razon of Manila and the former Cecilia Colorado of Amerang, Cabatuan, Iloilo. Her father is a sales supervisor of San Miguel Corporation while her
for the use of students and teachers of the school.
The construction of a covered gym in CNCHS was requested from Cong. Defensor by Mr. Victor S. Mamma when he was the Officer-inCharge of the school.
An additional of P1M was recently added by Cong. Defensor for the construction of the stage of the gym that will soon start upon completion of the building.
It is expected that the .construction of the covered izvm
mother is a chemical engineer.
Due to her innate intelligence, she finished her elementary education in Montesori Integrated School in Antipolo City as class valedictorian. She had been a consistent scholar during her high school days in the same school. She obtained her degree in Family Life and Child Development at the
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lectures on various aspects of campus journalism. Every lecture was followed by a contest in English and Filipino categories.
Promising campus writers of the school reaped various awards during the Regional Cluster Seminar and Contests and Golden Pen Awards 2005 held at the Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School on August 28, 2005.
Prior to the contests, lectures in editorial writing, news writing, feature writing, copyreading and headline writing, sports writing and cartooning for elementary and secondary levels were conducted.
The staffers of the school's two publications namely, 'The Glow', and
Mayor Ramon C. Yee, the municipal mayor, was nominated for a prestigious national award – the 2005 Rafael M. Salas Population and Development Award. He was the official nominee of the Province of Iloilo for the municipal mayor category of the Award.
The Award is annually given to a municipal or city mayor who has made outstanding achievements in population development. The criteria of the Award include Reproductive Health, 40%; Adolescent Health and Youth Development, 35%; and Population Development, 25%.
The late Rafael M. Salas,
was formally openea Dy a program
held at the covered gym in the town ,plaza. Town Mayor Ramon C. Yee welcomed the delegates to the journalism training.
`Ang Sinag' joined hands and came out with the most number of awards.
Proving their prowess in editorial writing, Filipino category, five senior students were announced as winners. Three of them got hold of top three major awards namely, Jan OfiverAcuesta, as the champion, closely followed by Feby Carmen as second placer, and Ma. Theresa Tejada, as the third place winner. The other winners were Oscar Recabar and Arianne Faye Escuadra as runners-up. Ruthlene Duero was
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after whom the Award has been named, was a top-ranking official of the United Nations Population and Development Fund. He was a native of Bago City, Negros Occidental.
In 2003, Mayor Yee became a recipient of a national award as the Most Outstanding Municipal Mayor in the Philippines in the delivery of social services. The award was given by the Association of the Provincial, City, and Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officers of the Philippines, Inc., at the Grand Fiesta Pavillion of the Manila Hotel on October 8, 2003.
Enrollment Data
Male Female Total
IV Total 440 365 382, 329 1,516 383 433 390 401 1,607 823 798 772 730 3,123
School gym construction on,
Cong. Defensor to complete project
Campus writers reap awards
Town mayor nominated
for national award
Most Ci*tizcn-Ft*n&y
Cabatuan PNP station gets award
for the construction of bleachers around the covered gym and a main entrance door of the building.
The town fiesta queen was
The long-aspired covered gym of the school has now become a reality.
Currently undergoing construction is the P1.5M covered gym of the school. The imposing building when completed will serve as a sports center, a social hall and a venue for various school-related activities.
The realization of this project was made possible thru the pork barrel funds of Cong. Arthur D. Defensor who announced in his inspirational speech as honoree during the CAT I presentation of sponsors two years ago, to appropriate the amount of P 1.5M for the construction of the covered gym
of Manila and the former Cecilia Colorado of Amerang, Cabatuan, Iloilo. Her father is a sales supervisor of San Miguel Corporation while her
for the use of students and teachers of the school.
The construction of a covered gym in CNCHS was requested from Cong. Defensor by Mr. Victor S. Mamma when he was the Officer-inCharge of the school.
An additional of P1M was recently added by Cong. Defensor for the construction of the stage of the gym that will soon start upon completion of the building.
It is expected that the construction of the covered gym would be finished before the end of calendar year 2005.
The gym is located in front of the administration and is adjacent to the school's cooperative store.
school days in the same school. She obtained her degree in Family Life and Child Development at the
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Mayor Ramon C. Yee, the municipal mayor, was nominated for a prestigious national award – the 2005 Rafael M. Salas Population and Development Award. He was the official nominee of the Province of Iloilo for the municipal mayor category of the Award.
The Award is annually given to a municipal or city mayor who has made outstanding achievements in population development. The criteria of the Award include Reproductive Health, 40%; Adolescent Health and Youth Development, 35%; and Population Development, 25%.
The late Rafael M. Salas,
after whom the Award has been named, was a top-ranking official of the United Nations Population and Development Fund. He was a native of Bago City, Negros Occidental.
In 2003, Mayor Yee became a recipient of a national award as the Most Outstanding Municipal Mayor in the Philippines in the delivery of social services. The award was given by the Association of the Provincial, City, and Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officers of the Philippines, Inc., at the Grand Fiesta Pavillion of the Manila Hotel on October 8, 2003.
Enrollment Data
Male Female Total
1 440 383 823
II 365 433 798
III 382, 390 772
IV 329 401 730
Total 1,516 1,607 3,123
School gym construction on,
Cong. Defensor to complete project
The construction of P1.5M multi-purposegym of the school is nearing completion.
Most Citizen-Friendly
Cabatuan PNP station gets award
The local station of the Philippine National Police (PNP) became a recipient of two awards in connection with the Search for Most Citizen-Friendly Police station, launched by the National Police Commission Region 6 and the Philippine National Police Office Region 6.
According to the result of the Search, the PNP station of Cabatuan is the Most Citizen-Friendly PNP Station, in the municipal category, in the entire province of Iloilo.
In the regional level of the search, the Cabatuan PNP station was honored as the Second Most Citizen-Friendly PNP Station in Region 6. The PNP Station of Kalibo, Aklan was declared the most citizen-friendly in the Western Visayas.
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on September 2, 2005 in the Regional Peace and Order Council Office in Camp Martin Delgado in Iloilo City.
Police Senior Inspector Agustin F. Huesca, the chief of police of Cabatuan, received the Certificate of Recognition for Cabatuan PNP during the awarding ceremonies held
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A complaints/suggestion outpost stands before the PNP station.
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